Chelsea take a big step towards the Women's Super League title thanks to Erin Cuthbert's late winner against Birmingham.

Sarbjit Kaur was found dead at the home they shared in Wolverhampton.

That's it from our live coverage today - we return with more news, sport, travel and weather from 07:00 on Thursday.

Look out for more updates through the evening and into the morning.

Shefali Oza
BBC Midlands Today

Outbreaks of occasionally heavy rain will linger through this evening, however it will become dry through the early hours.

Clear skies will develop and it will then turn chillier towards dawn, with a grass frost possible - lows of 4C (39F).

A man suspected of motoring and drugs offences assaulted a police officer during an attempted arrest and fled from the scene still in handcuffs, police said.

The officer suffered injuries to his hand and face and was taken to hospital after the incident at about 17:40 in Sedgley on Tuesday night.

The offender - who was seen by officers driving a Merecdes erratically - is described as a white male, 25-30 years old, with short black hair and an Eastern European accent.

He was wearing a blue Adidas top an to light khaki jeans.

Environment Agency staff are attempting to trace the source of oil pollution on the River Arrow in Redditch.

Dave Throup, from the Environment Agency, said staff were working with Severn Trent Water and were analysing the outflow from an industrial site.

He said rain expected overnight might flush more oil into the river.

Image source, Dave Throup

Four men have been found guilty of plastering Aston University with racist stickers.

They were seen on CCTV posting the stickers on signs at the campus in July 2016, the same day as a Black Lives Matter march in Birmingham.

The men, from West Bromwich and Birmingham and said to be members of right-wing group National Action, denied inciting racial hatred.

They will be sentenced at Birmingham Crown Court on 1 June.

Lee Thomas
Newsreader, BBC Radio Stoke

Police say they're investigating hate crime graffiti which has been daubed in two areas of Stone, in Staffordshire.

Officers were altered to two incidents on Stafford Street and Westbridge Park.

Community website, A Little Bit of Stone says, external "community spirit swung into action" with graffiti removed by members of the public and independent town councillors "to help restore the image of our great town".

Officers say they're trying to identify the offenders, and appealing for information

The family of a man fighting for his life in hospital following a hit-and-run crash have released his picture in the hope witnesses will contact police.

Andrew Holdaway, 62, remains in intensive care with multiple serious injuries following the collision in Stourbridge on Bank Holiday Monday.

Image source, West Midlands Police

Officers said the red car he was driving was involved in a head on collision with a blue Ford Mondeo on Norton Road, at the junction with Harringay Drive at about 16:20.

Police are attempting to trace the occupants of the Mondeo, who, officers said, fled the scene.

Hereford Times

Here are some of the stories making the headlines on the Hereford Times website this afternoon:

• A49 closed following crash, external
• Wife of Bill Wiggin seeks planning permission, external
• Increase in off-road bikes being used on city streets, external

Nell Jones was one of 22 people who died in the bomb attack at the Manchester Arena last year.

BBC News Travel

Traffic is now at a standstill on the M54 eastbounds near Albrighton after a crash.

Highways England said workers had closed the carriageway to allow damaged vehicles to be cleared.

The organisation had earlier warned of delays in the area and these are likely to get worse, given the time of day.

Local Democracy Reporting Service

Campaigners are threatening to block the controversial site of a new concrete sleeper factory, which Network Rail wants to build next to residents' homes.

The People of Wednesbury Say No to Network Rail group said members were in talks over picketing the proposed site on the existing Bescot sidings.

The group claims health problems could arise from airborne pollution and want to stop vehicles coming in to carry out ground testing prior to a planning application to Sandwell Council.

It would produce 600,000 units a year. More than 4,000 people signed a petition against the factory plans.

Network Rail has previously said the factory would "rejuvenate" the rail yard at Bescot and secure 100 jobs in the West Midlands.

Opelo Kgari, 27, and her mother Florence were being detained in Yarl's Wood immigration removal centre.

Stephanie Barnard
BBC News

More than 3,000 potholes have been reported across Telford and Wrekin in just three months.

The local council said the cold winter was partly to blame and that it was injecting extra resources to help repair roads, external.

The council is urging people to report potholes online, external or via the Everyday Telford Smartphone App, external.

A full-size knitted show garden is due to be unveiled at the RHS Malvern Spring Festival, tomorrow.

The 4m by 4m 'Work of Heart' garden has been created by Clare Young, from Gloucester, in memory of her husband who died of cancer at Leckhampton Court Hospice.

The garden - said to be the world's first knitted garden display - includes a hospice bedroom overgrown with knitted plants known for their healing properties.

In March, the 50-year old was sent more than 25,000 hand-crafted hearts by knitters from all over the world after putting out a plea for 10,000 on social media.

Evha Jannath died after falling from a water ride at Drayton Manor during a school trip a year ago.

West Bromwich Albion's chief executive has vowed the club will bounce back from their Premier League relegation by “hitting the ground running" this summer.

Mark Jenkins insisted he understood the disappointment had tested the patience and loyalty of fans in a direct message to supporters.

An MP is calling for tougher safety legislation for theme park water rides, one year on from the death of Leicestershire schoolgirl, Evha Jannath.

The 11-year-old died after falling from a ride at Drayton Manor Park.

Leicester East MP Keith Vaz says discussions are under way about new guidelines but the family were still "extremely emotionally distraught".

"They are very upset," he said. "Evha was so young so they feel it dramatically in their lives. I hope we can have an end to the inquiry process. Sadly, progress has been quite slow but it's been very thorough.

"I would urge all the UK's theme parks to be extra vigilant, bearing in mind what has happened with Evha."

A date for the inquest has been set for August and Staffordshire Police have confirmed their investigation remains ongoing, supported by the Health and Safety Executive.

Lee Thomas
Newsreader, BBC Radio Stoke

Staffordshire Police says it took almost 10,000 calls over the Bank Holiday weekend - a record number over a short period.

The force says more than 3,600 of those were 999 calls - with a further 6,300 calls to the non emergency 101 number.